Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to one of the organisers of Aardfard's Treasure Hunt, an interactive, online and live event taking place right through the 2011 Adelaide Fringe. **NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.**

Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to the Producer and Director of the Adelaide University Fringe Club's production of The Importance of Being Earnest, James Moffatt, about the show and where they're at leading into their season at the Mead Hall, Flinders St Baptist Church.

Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to performer Tara Carragher about her musical tribute to Bob Dylan at the Adelaide Fringe, Freewheelin'. Tara, a singer and guitarist, will perform the two-part gig at the Promethean twice during the fringe. Please excuse the audio quality and omnipresent bird noises captured during the recording of this episode.

Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Melbourne artist Josh Mitchell about his dance theatre piece 'Nice Work If You Can Get It', coming to the Adelaide Fringe.

Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Dan Hales about the return Adelaide season of Asylum, a dance work in the 2011 Adelaide Fringe Program originally seen to sold out houses during last year's Feast Festival.

In this podcast, recorded live via telephone on Sunday night, LinkAdelaide talks to Adelaide radio’s greatest rock chick Sheridan Stewart about Support Act Ltd, the Legends of Aussie Rock Gala Dinner, Titters and Adam Hills’ underpants. Whilst not properly blue or truly adult in nature, this podcast does contain chat which may affect sensitive ears, so if you like, or are under 15, please listen with a parent or guardian.

In this Podcast, LinkAdelaide checks in with Southie (aka Tim Lucas) as he prepares to launch his debut album Nobody Out There (also featuring local female vocalist Emily Smart) this Friday night (July 23) at the Promethean. A couple of the references in the interview are a little out of date, as it was recorded last Thursday. However, the album is definitely available online, through iTunes, at the launch, and (from Friday) in many good music shops as well. During the chat, we also cover Tim's work in theatre, including the theatre company he set up with fellow drama grad from Flinders University, Xavier Samuel.

Welcome to the Fourth LinkAdelaide podcast, today featuring a chat with two of the founders of ‘Laide Magazine, Antonia and Miranda. Recorded at the Worldsend Hotel on Hindley Street, the interview covers the team’s progress and a few of the challenges they’ve faced creating their magazine in Adelaide. You can find out more about 'Laide on their website www.laidemagazine.com.au

Welcome to the third LinkAdelaide podcast - the first since the Podcast was made officially available on the iTunes website!! Today, we feature a slightly raw (ie, no official in or outtro) interview with Halina Mutton from Students of Sustainability, an event currently being run at Flinders University. For all the details on the conference, and ways you can still get involved, check out www.studentsofsustainability.org

Still firmly in the testing stages, this podcast features LinkAdelaide’s first interview, conducted on Sunday with Georgie, Krystal and Lucy - stars and creators of the new work Im-Perfection, which they’re currently performing at Higher Ground. Also plugged this week, Two, written by Jim Cartwright, Directed by Michael Hill and performed by members of JungleBean upstairs at the Director’s Hotel on Gouger St until Saturday. (..and yes, I have to claim conflict of interest as I’ll be there every night stage managing!)